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    Samsung Error Codes

    Samsung Refrigerator (22 codes)

    1EAlso: 1C, SE

    Error code 1E tells you the refrigerator compartment temperature sensor has lost communication with the main control board.

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    2EAlso: 2C

    Error code 2E means the freezer compartment temperature sensor has failed or lost its connection to the main control board.

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    4EAlso: 4C

    Error code 4E means the freezer defrost temperature sensor has failed.

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    5EAlso: 5C

    Error code 5E signals that the fridge compartment defrost sensor is malfunctioning.

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    6EAlso: 6C

    Error code 6E indicates the ambient (room) temperature sensor is not sending a valid reading to the main control board.

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    8EAlso: 8C

    Error code 8E means the ice maker temperature sensor is not responding correctly.

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    14EAlso: 14C

    Error code 14E indicates the secondary ice maker sensor has failed.

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    21EAlso: 21C

    Error code 21E means the freezer evaporator fan is not spinning or the control board receives no rotational feedback from the fan motor.

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    22EAlso: 22C

    Error code 22E indicates the fridge compartment fan is not running or a door has been left open too long.

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    24EAlso: 24C

    Error code 24E means the freezer defrost cycle did not complete successfully.

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    25EAlso: 25C

    Error code 25E means the fridge compartment defrost cycle did not complete.

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    33EAlso: 33C

    The 33E error code means the ice pipe heater inside your Samsung refrigerator has failed or lost connection to the main control board.

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    39EAlso: 39C

    The 39E error code signals a general ice maker malfunction in your Samsung refrigerator.

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    40EAlso: 40C

    The 40E error code means the ice maker fan motor has stopped working or is not reaching the correct speed.

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    41EAlso: 41C

    The 41E error code tells you the ice bucket full sensor (also called the ice level sensor) is malfunctioning.

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    44EAlso: 44C

    The 44E error code means the ice tray twist motor is not completing its rotation.

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    84EAlso: 84C

    The 84E error code means the compressor is mechanically locked or electrically stalled.

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    85EAlso: 85C

    The 85E error code means the main control board has lost communication with the compressor inverter board.

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    PC ERAlso: PC CH

    The PC ER error code means the main control board and the display panel board have lost communication with each other.

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    OF OFAlso: O FF, OFF

    OF OF on your Samsung refrigerator display means the unit is in Demo Mode (also called Cooling Off Mode or Shop Mode).

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    AP

    The AP display on your Samsung refrigerator is not an error code.

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    88 88Also: flashing display

    The 88 88 display on a Samsung refrigerator means every segment of the digital display is lit at once.

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    Samsung Washer (15 codes)

    4EAlso: 4C, nF, 1 4C

    Your Samsung washer displays 4E when it fails to fill with water within a set time.

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    4E2Also: 4C2, nF1, CE, 14C2

    Your Samsung washer displays 4E2 when it detects that the incoming water temperature does not match the expected temperature for the selected cycle.

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    5EAlso: 5C, SC, SE, nd, 1 5C

    Your Samsung washer displays 5E when it cannot pump out the water within the allotted drain time.

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    UEAlso: Ub, U6, Ur, dc, 1Ub, 1U6

    Your Samsung washer displays UE when the drum load is unevenly distributed during the spin cycle.

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    dEAlso: dE1, dE2, dC, Ed, dL

    Your Samsung washer displays dE when the door lock switch does not confirm that the door is securely latched and locked.

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    LEAlso: LC, 1E, 1C, LC1, 1 1C, 1 LC

    Your Samsung washer displays LE when the control board detects water where it should not be or receives abnormal readings from the water level pressure sensor.

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    OEAlso: OF, OC

    Your Samsung washer displays OE when the water level in the tub exceeds the maximum allowed level.

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    3EAlso: 3C, EA, bE, 3E1, 3E2, 3E3, 3E4

    Your Samsung washer displays 3E when the control board detects a motor malfunction.

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    tEAlso: tC, EC

    Your Samsung washer displays tE when the main control board receives an out-of-range reading from the water temperature sensor (thermistor).

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    HEAlso: HE1, HE2, HC

    Your Samsung washer displays HE when the heating element fails to raise the water temperature as expected.

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    PEAlso: PC

    Your Samsung top-load washer displays PE when the clutch position sensor reports an abnormal reading to the main control board.

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    AEAlso: AC, 13E, 13C

    Your Samsung washer displays AE when the main control board and the sub-board (also called the interface board or display board) lose communication with each other.

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    SudAlso: Sd, 5d, SUdS

    Your Samsung washer displays Sud when the control board detects excess foam inside the drum.

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    PF

    Your Samsung washer displays PF when it loses electrical power in the middle of a cycle and then regains it.

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    CL

    Your Samsung washer displays CL when the child lock feature is activated.

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    LG Error Codes

    LG Refrigerator (14 codes)

    Er FFAlso: FF

    The Er FF code means the main control board is not receiving a rotational signal from the freezer evaporator fan motor.

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    Er CFAlso: CF

    The Er CF code tells you the condenser fan motor is not running.

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    Er COAlso: CO

    The Er CO code indicates the main control board and the display board have lost communication with each other.

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    Er dHAlso: dH

    The Er dH code means the defrost heater circuit is not working.

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    Er FSAlso: FS

    The Er FS code means the freezer temperature sensor (thermistor) has failed.

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    Er gFAlso: gF

    The Er gF code means the refrigerator is not detecting water flow to the ice maker or water dispenser.

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    Er HSAlso: HS

    The Er HS code means the humidity sensor inside the refrigerator has sent an out-of-range reading to the main control board.

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    Er IFAlso: IF

    The Er IF code indicates the ice maker fan motor is not spinning or the control board is not receiving a speed feedback signal from it.

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    Er ISAlso: IS

    The Er IS code means the ice maker temperature sensor (thermistor) is reading outside its expected range.

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    Er ITAlso: IT

    The Er IT code means the ice maker motor cannot complete its harvest cycle.

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    Er rtAlso: rt

    The Er rt code means the room temperature sensor has failed or is sending readings outside its normal range.

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    Er SSAlso: SS

    The Er SS code means the pantry or fresh food compartment temperature sensor (thermistor) has shorted.

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    Er 67Also: 67

    The Er 67 code means the refrigerator has detected that a door is not fully closed or a gap exists between the door and the cabinet.

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    Er 22Also: 22

    The Er 22 code means the compressor relay (also called the start relay or inverter board relay, depending on your model) has failed.

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    LG Washer (16 codes)

    OE

    The OE error code on your LG washer means the machine tried to drain the water but failed.

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    IE

    The IE error code means your LG washer is not receiving enough water.

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    UEAlso: uE

    The UE code means the washer drum is spinning unevenly and the machine cannot reach full spin speed.

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    dEAlso: dE1, dE2

    The dE error code signals that the door lock switch is not engaging.

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    LEAlso: LE1

    The LE error code means the washer drum is not spinning because the direct-drive motor is overloaded, locked, or has a sensor failure.

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    FE

    The FE error code means water continues flowing into the tub after it should have stopped.

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    tEAlso: tE1, tE2, tE3, tE4

    The tE error code means the washer's temperature sensing circuit has a problem.

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    PE

    The PE error code means the water level pressure switch is not communicating correctly with the control board.

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    AE

    The AE error code means the leak sensor in the base pan of your LG washer has detected water.

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    EEAlso: EE1

    The EE error code means the EEPROM chip on the main control board cannot be read or written to.

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    PF

    The PF error code means your LG washer lost power during a running cycle.

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    CL

    The CL display on your LG washer is not an error code.

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    tCL

    The tCL display is a maintenance reminder, not an error code.

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    dE2

    The dE2 error code means the door lock switch circuit is intermittent.

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    CE

    The CE error code means the main control board is detecting excessive or abnormal electrical current flowing to the drive motor.

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    nEAlso: nE1

    The nE error code means your LG ThinQ-enabled washer cannot connect to your home WiFi network.

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